Choosing him was masterstroke, since he used to be, in the aforementioned show, the highly reasonable voice inclined towards believing the unbelievable. And the moves of the man behind it were mostly effeminate! The narrator is (Mitch Pileggi), best known as the FBI agent (Walter Skinner) in The TV classic (The X Files).

What did annoy me is that the mask was so cheap and ugly. I don't mind being masked on the contrary, it's such a good idea to abstract the matter, inspiring that he's every magician. Outrageously, rather insanely, bold in my viewpoint. Watching it is insightful that's why it is rare! The details are very well done, the narration is lovely, and it could say some things, long-time unspoken, that may burn down many careers for many magicians. Well, I don't believe (Criss Angel), and I never did! This is a rare, wicked and bold show.

I read once that (Criss Angel), a known magician, claimed that the revealing of this show is false, implying that those are not the real techniques magicians do their tricks.

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